2006 Nissan Murano S Sport Utility 4-door 3.5l Awd Clean Title, No Accidents. on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
-The Vehicle is sold "as is," and the Seller makes no express or implied warranties as to the condition or performance of the Vehicle. Seller believes to the best of the Seller's knowledge that the Vehicle being sold is in good operating condition. Said Vehicle is otherwise sold in “as is” condition and where currently located.
-The Buyer agrees to register the Vehicle in his/her
name and follow all the STATE (Florida or other) laws and requirements necessary to own
and operate a vehicle.
-Buyer is
responsible for any damages or repairs after the date of purchase.
-By bidding Buyer states that he/she has made a full
inspection of vehicle before purchase and that seller recommended a
professional inspection before buying (if you don't have any knowledge about
cars).
-A $500 deposit is a must within 24 hrs of winning
bid or purchase.
- Buyer is responsible for shipping, inspection and
fees that may apply to purchasing the SUV.
-Full payment must be done within 7 days and method
of payment must be cleared before title is given or mailed. NO EXCEPTIONS!!
- All vehicles are sold As-Is with no warranties
expressed or implied, by seller. Vehicles come with book and/or manual only if
pictured in the included photos or if stated in the ad. As with any used
vehicle minor signs of wear may become more obvious under close inspection such
small chips or nicks, light scratches or minor abrasions, wheel scuffs, and other indications of normal
wear or tear. We will not and cannot be held liable or responsible for these
issues.
- The SUN VISORS are lazy (minor issue) and the passenger
seat behind driver is inclined to
forward only when not seating on it (as you can hardly see if one of the
pictures, it does not bother)
-SUV is described as best possible, pictures were taken recently (lest than 10 days). -Points to remember: If buying in Florida you must know your county taxes. (no dealer fee included for this purchase, done to save the buyer money, maybe for the sun visors, but it is not an emergency to do it :) -TEXT, EMAIL, OR CALL ME WITH ANY OFFERS. 7863087344 -Vehicle is good, I can provide warranty but must be purchased by buyer. Ask if interested. -After buying, if you need time to pick it up, no worries just contact me and let me know, no worries.
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